Simple arithmetic competences

  • Christodoulou et al. (2017)
  • N papers = 6, N experiments = 14, N participants = 369
  • Do infants have simple arithmetic competences?
  • Curator is
  • Search Strategy: Seeded with Winn (1992)
  • Systematic: yes

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